Disney Cruise Line - Stateroom 7006 Report

Notes: This room is very large. It has a strange layout, with the couch on one side and the upper bed on the other side(floating above nothing)...both are hard to view the tv. The clothes storage is limited with only three drawers and two closets. The hallway is very quiet, not a lot of traffic. Laundry is very close.

Notes: The room was HUGE! There was a slight malfunction with the stateroom door (I have to call DCL and tell them). You have to push down on the handle really hard to open it. And when you close the door, you have to make sure it is closed all the way. Since Cabanas is all the way at the back of the ship, it was somewhat inconvenient, but that's to be expected on such a large ship. I didn't hear any noise from Vibe. It was cool to have a porthole facing the front of the ship. There was PLENTY of room....but I was a little disappointed about storage area in the room. Yes there were the regular sized closets, but for a family of four, there weren't enough drawers to put our clothes in, so my son left his clothes in his suitcase. The only time I really felt any major movement in the room from the ocean was the very last night...but that's also to be expected....I have felt the movement on all nine cruises no matter where my stateroom has been..

Notes: This is one of the corner, forward staterooms on decks 6, 7, and 8. It has a small forward facing porthole that looks out over Vibe (the teen club). The room is oddly shaped because of the fact that it is in a corner. We absolutely loved the room, but we understand that there are some drawbacks that could affect others' enjoyment or appreciation of it. First the pros: - Very big... it easily had to be 400+ square feet altogether. - Quiet location - all the way fore on Deck 7 - there was no noise from anywhere other than when the bow thrusters were in use for docking operations. Cons: - There is no privacy curtain - with the layout of the room, there isn't much sense in where you would place one - for us this was not a problem, but if you have kids who are light sleepers, it might be an issue. Overall, I think the room might be an acquired taste. I could see several ways that Disney could tweak it when the Dream is in drydock in the future for servicing... Relocating the sofa to the "traditional" location under the pull-down bunk would make it possible to put in a privacy curtain. I'd recommend it for the large feel and comfort level, if you understand the possible drawbacks and are okay with them.

Notes: Room is huge, with large open spaces. Room is angled, with smallish foreward facing porthole. Only noise is when foreward thrusters come on when coming into port. Sleeps 4, never felt crowded.

Notes: It was a wonderful and HUGE room! We were worried about the view from the window but it was great! No complaints at all about this room...didn't even notice the tiny bit of extra movement from being at the front of the ship and our maid was AMAZING!! Would definitely get this room again!

Notes: This was our first cruise ever and what a great location, forward port side. It was very quiet with very little traffic on our hallway. The officer's quarters are at the end of the hall (all the way forward) and I think some of the characters "lived" there as well. It is a connecting room, but we had great neighbors and could barely hear them, even when they were laughing and having a small get together in their room. The forward lifts were just down the hall from our room, so it was very easy to get to. Also easy access to the Quite Cove pool just 2 decks up! Our only issue would be that the ladder kept falling off the ledge that it is kept on in the closet. We just took it down and it was fine. We were on the 15 night Eastbound Repo cruise this summer, and if we can fit all of that luggage in the room, anyone should be fine for a 5 or 7 night!